A stone slab at the Church of Our Lady of Remedy in Kotor marks the grave of Count Petar Antonov Luković, inscribed in Latin to say he has rested there since 1860, “not forgotten in life, nor in death.” Petar was the young son of Count Anton Tripunov Luković (1832–1911), a wealthy shipowner from Boka Kotorska who later built a major maritime business in Cardiff. Though influential abroad, Count Anton remains little known in local history. Built Structure | Building Feature | The Past | History | Architecture

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